On3p mango 90 or 100?

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micsinthetrees

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hi everyone, i hope you are not sick of all these threads lol.

i’m 6’ 160lbs and will be riding whistler blackcomb 85% park.

I am pretty decided on the on3p mango but unsure if i should get the 90 or the 100

would the 90 at 186 length would be better?

the 100 at 181?

would the 100 at 186 would be too heavy?

mounting wise should i just follow the recommendation like every other skis i had

(mostly armada)

i’m leaving you alone with this shit after tbis one, thanks for your help!?
 
I’d say 90-186 if you’re riding mainly park. If you were 50/50 park/freeride I’d say 100-186. For some objective comparisons, check out a few brands’ team pages to see what skis their athletes are using.
 
I’d say it just depends on your personal preference I ride 100s and love them and they feel really stable, if your more into big spins and huge corks then go for 90
 
topic:micsinthetrees said:
hi everyone, i hope you are not sick of all these threads lol.

i’m 6’ 160lbs and will be riding whistler blackcomb 85% park.

I am pretty decided on the on3p mango but unsure if i should get the 90 or the 100

would the 90 at 186 length would be better?

the 100 at 181?

would the 100 at 186 would be too heavy?

mounting wise should i just follow the recommendation like every other skis i had

(mostly armada)

i’m leaving you alone with this shit after tbis one, thanks for your help!?
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90 at 186 trust

i got the 100 at 186 but sometimes wish I had 90. 100s are great though don’t get me wrong. 90s are definitely the meta if your only going ride park in them.

Id mount them -1 or -2 of center
 
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